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3 Years After He Died in Ship Capsize, Funeral for Indian Crew Member Russel Rebello
Three years after he lost his life in the Costa Concordia ship capsize off the coast of Italy, Russel Rebello was laid to rest near his home in Naigaon, in Mumbai's outskirts, on Sunday. His remains had been found on November 3, 2014, on the eighth floor of the sunken ship, and Mr Rebello's family have expressed gratitude for the closure.
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Last Body, Believed to be of Indian Waiter, Found on Wrecked Costa Concordia
The body of the last missing victim of Italy's 2012 cruise ship disaster was found on Monday on board the wrecked Costa Concordia, which is being dismantled in Genoa, Italian media reported.
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Fishermen deaths: Italian Govt offers Rs 1 crore compensation to victims' families
The Italian government has offered a compensation of Rs 1 crore to the families of the two Indian fishermen allegedly shot dead by two Italian marines on February 15. Sources say the Italian government representatives and victims' families are drafting an agreement to be presented before the Kerala High Court today.
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Italy says arrest of marines sets 'very dangerous precedent'
Italian Junior Foreign Minister Staffan De Mistura said on Thursday that the detention of two Italian marines in connection with the fatal shooting of two Indian fishermen would set a "very dangerous precedent."
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Fishermen killed: Kerala Police seize boxes from Italian ship, to be presented in court today
A Special Investigation Team (SIT) of Kerala police on Sunday seized four boxes of materials from the Italian merchant vessel Enrica Lexie to trace the weapons used by two marines, who allegedly shot dead two Indian fishermen.
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Fishermen deaths: Special Investigation Team to search Italy ship for weapons
The Kerala Police are likely to search the Italian ship Enrica Lexie on Saturday for the weapons allegedly used by the two naval guards in the killing of two Indian fishermen even as the high court ordered arrest of the vessel till Monday.
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Fishermen killings: Italian minister meets Kerala chief minister; standoff continues
A meeting between Italian Deputy Foreign Minister Steffan de Mistura and Kerala Chief Minister Oomen Chandy tonight failed to end the standoff on the issue of killing two Indian fishermen at sea with both sides sticking to their stands.
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Italy vs India over firing on fishermen: Top 10 facts
The killing of two Indian fishermen allegedly by two Italian marines last week has sparked a diplomatic row between both nations. While Italy contends that the two Naval guards should be let off, India insists that the duo's arrest is in line with domestic laws.
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Italian ship shot at fishermen without provocation, says India
India has disagreed with Italy's explanation for why the guards on board an Italian commercial ship shot two Indian fishermen off the Kochi coast.
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India protests over two fishermen shot dead by Italian ship's guards
India summoned the Italian envoy on Thursday to voice concern over the killing of two fishermen by security officials of an Italian cargo vessel and underlined that the captain of the ship should cooperate withIndia on Thursday summoned the Italian envoy to voice concern over the killing of two fishermen by security officials of an Italian cargo ve...
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Italy cruise tragedy: A month later Indian still missing; family says he'll come back
Three days back, in a local church on the small island of Giglio in Italy, congregated a crowd of people for a prayer service. Exactly a month ago, they had seen the Italian luxury cruise liner Costa Concordia hit a reef and capsize some distance from their land. They were gathered in the church to offer prayers for those who lost their lives or lo...
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Indian crew members of Concordia headed home today
As 200 of the 202 Indian crewmembers on board the Italian Cruise liner Costa Concordia that sank off the Tuscan Coast on Friday return home today and tomorrow, the cruise company has agreed upon a compensation package for them.
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Italy cruise tragedy: 200 Indians returning home
Two hundred Indian nationals, who were rescued from the ill-fated cruize ship 'Costa Concordia' which had run aground off Italy coast on Saturday, are returning to India.
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Italy cruise wreck rescue halted, captain under house arrest
The captain of a doomed Italian cruise liner returned home to the Amalfi coast under house arrest as fears grew that bad weather could hamper rescue efforts on the wreck.
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25 Indians head home after luxury cruise disaster
The Indian Embassy in Italy threw some valuable light on the status of the 201 Indian crew members who were on board the Italian cruise liner Costa Concordia, when it capsized on Friday night. First Secretary at the Embassy Vishwesh Negi revealed that 25 of them were likely to board Air Italia flights to Dubai, from where they would be taking conne...
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3 Years After He Died in Ship Capsize, Funeral for Indian Crew Member Russel Rebello
Three years after he lost his life in the Costa Concordia ship capsize off the coast of Italy, Russel Rebello was laid to rest near his home in Naigaon, in Mumbai's outskirts, on Sunday. His remains had been found on November 3, 2014, on the eighth floor of the sunken ship, and Mr Rebello's family have expressed gratitude for the closure.
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Last Body, Believed to be of Indian Waiter, Found on Wrecked Costa Concordia
The body of the last missing victim of Italy's 2012 cruise ship disaster was found on Monday on board the wrecked Costa Concordia, which is being dismantled in Genoa, Italian media reported.
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Fishermen deaths: Italian Govt offers Rs 1 crore compensation to victims' families
The Italian government has offered a compensation of Rs 1 crore to the families of the two Indian fishermen allegedly shot dead by two Italian marines on February 15. Sources say the Italian government representatives and victims' families are drafting an agreement to be presented before the Kerala High Court today.
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Italy says arrest of marines sets 'very dangerous precedent'
Italian Junior Foreign Minister Staffan De Mistura said on Thursday that the detention of two Italian marines in connection with the fatal shooting of two Indian fishermen would set a "very dangerous precedent."
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Fishermen killed: Kerala Police seize boxes from Italian ship, to be presented in court today
A Special Investigation Team (SIT) of Kerala police on Sunday seized four boxes of materials from the Italian merchant vessel Enrica Lexie to trace the weapons used by two marines, who allegedly shot dead two Indian fishermen.
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Fishermen deaths: Special Investigation Team to search Italy ship for weapons
The Kerala Police are likely to search the Italian ship Enrica Lexie on Saturday for the weapons allegedly used by the two naval guards in the killing of two Indian fishermen even as the high court ordered arrest of the vessel till Monday.
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Fishermen killings: Italian minister meets Kerala chief minister; standoff continues
A meeting between Italian Deputy Foreign Minister Steffan de Mistura and Kerala Chief Minister Oomen Chandy tonight failed to end the standoff on the issue of killing two Indian fishermen at sea with both sides sticking to their stands.
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Italy vs India over firing on fishermen: Top 10 facts
The killing of two Indian fishermen allegedly by two Italian marines last week has sparked a diplomatic row between both nations. While Italy contends that the two Naval guards should be let off, India insists that the duo's arrest is in line with domestic laws.
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Italian ship shot at fishermen without provocation, says India
India has disagreed with Italy's explanation for why the guards on board an Italian commercial ship shot two Indian fishermen off the Kochi coast.
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India protests over two fishermen shot dead by Italian ship's guards
India summoned the Italian envoy on Thursday to voice concern over the killing of two fishermen by security officials of an Italian cargo vessel and underlined that the captain of the ship should cooperate withIndia on Thursday summoned the Italian envoy to voice concern over the killing of two fishermen by security officials of an Italian cargo ve...
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Italy cruise tragedy: A month later Indian still missing; family says he'll come back
Three days back, in a local church on the small island of Giglio in Italy, congregated a crowd of people for a prayer service. Exactly a month ago, they had seen the Italian luxury cruise liner Costa Concordia hit a reef and capsize some distance from their land. They were gathered in the church to offer prayers for those who lost their lives or lo...
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Indian crew members of Concordia headed home today
As 200 of the 202 Indian crewmembers on board the Italian Cruise liner Costa Concordia that sank off the Tuscan Coast on Friday return home today and tomorrow, the cruise company has agreed upon a compensation package for them.
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Italy cruise tragedy: 200 Indians returning home
Two hundred Indian nationals, who were rescued from the ill-fated cruize ship 'Costa Concordia' which had run aground off Italy coast on Saturday, are returning to India.
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Italy cruise wreck rescue halted, captain under house arrest
The captain of a doomed Italian cruise liner returned home to the Amalfi coast under house arrest as fears grew that bad weather could hamper rescue efforts on the wreck.
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25 Indians head home after luxury cruise disaster
The Indian Embassy in Italy threw some valuable light on the status of the 201 Indian crew members who were on board the Italian cruise liner Costa Concordia, when it capsized on Friday night. First Secretary at the Embassy Vishwesh Negi revealed that 25 of them were likely to board Air Italia flights to Dubai, from where they would be taking conne...
